cabbage in Irish
cabbage in Irish is cabáiste, cál — cabbage means a leafy vegetable grown as a round, tightly packed head, eaten cooked or raw.
cabbage in Irish
cabáiste
(uncountable, vegetable) The leaves of this plant eaten as a vegetable.
cál
(uncountable, vegetable) The leaves of this plant eaten as a vegetable.
What does "cabbage" mean?
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noun A leafy vegetable grown as a round, tightly packed head, eaten cooked or raw.
"She shredded half a cabbage into the coleslaw."
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noun (slang) Money.
"He made serious cabbage flipping used cars."
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verb (informal, dated) To steal small amounts of something, especially fabric offcuts.
"The tailor was known to cabbage scraps of cloth for himself."
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cabbage in a sentence
- She shredded half a cabbage into the coleslaw.
- Boiled cabbage was a staple of his grandmother's kitchen.
- He made serious cabbage flipping used cars.
- The tailor was known to cabbage scraps of cloth for himself.
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What is "cabbage" in Irish?
"cabbage" in Irish is cabáiste, cál. cabbage means: A leafy vegetable grown as a round, tightly packed head, eaten cooked or raw.
How do you use "cabbage" in a sentence?
Example: "She shredded half a cabbage into the coleslaw." In Irish, "cabbage" is cabáiste, cál.
Are there other ways to say "cabbage" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "cabbage": cabáiste, cál.
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